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Collision: Can Today’s Bodyshops Be Environmentally Friendly?

How does an industry that has in the past struggled with the stigma of being a black-lung business transform itself into an environmentally responsible one? It doesn’t seem possible, but it’s happening right now, and most shops are finding that it’s a great way to distinguish themselves from the competition, not to mention market themselves to consumers. In times of intense competition and a shrinking customer base, anything a business can do to distinguish itself from the rest of the herd is worth investigating.

Troy Thompson Receives the Automotive Technology Outstanding Student Scholarship

Thompson currently attends Cuyamaca College in El Cajon, CA, where he is enrolled in the Ford ASSET program, pursuing an associate of science degree in automotive technology.

Where Are They Now – A Student Auto Skills Update

Roni Standley, who was recently named the automotive instructor at Rigby High School, Rigby, ID, was a 2002 participant in the Ford/AAA Auto Skills national event.

FLASHERS!

Reprogramming vehicle computers takes special tools, certain know-how and a little risk…..

Cooling System Cures: Performing Water Pump Check-Ups

The water pump, used to keep coolant circulating between the engine and radiator to get rid of the heat, is such an important component that should be checked along with the cooling system on regular intervals.

Undercover: Putting the Brakes on Engineering

We all know brakes get hot, sometimes very hot. If you watch closely on race day, it’s not uncommon to see the rotor on a race car glowing bright orange.

Take the JOBehaviors Profile Test

Are you drawn to a career in the automotive field? Take the test and find out.

Service Advisor

Motor Oil’s Effect on Clean Engines; and a Super-Duty Headache

Real World: Rich Evans – Driven To Succeed

Show-stopping design work has made Rich Evans into a bit of a celebrity

Glossary of aftermarket terms

Abrasives: Substances used to wear away a surface by friction. Accessories: Comfort, convenience and safety products not essential to the performance of a vehicle, such as audio, security products, floor mats and seat covers. Additives: Chemicals that are added to the engine, cooling system, air conditioning system or transmission to maintain or enhance performance. Appearance